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In the News
Ai Weiwei’s Homage to Free Speech Advocates
LA Weekly | May 13, 2021
Major Appointments at the Skirball
Beverly Hills Courier | May 8, 2021
Noah’s Ark Exhibit at Skirball Reaches Classes Virtually
Jewish Journal | March 25, 2021
Skirball on Twitter
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RT @TrekMovie: We are back at @Skirball_LA to Get a preview of #StarTrekExploringNewWorlds exhibit opening October 7. https://t.co/0d1UPI18bd
Tuesday, September 14, 2021
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RT @LAWeeklyArts: 12 Must-See Exhibitions This Art Season. Great things at new & favorite spots across the region—Art+Practice,… https://t.co/b2B6Fb90k9
Sunday, September 12, 2021
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Join the Skirball team and work in a safe, welcoming environment! We're seeking a friendly self-starter with excell… https://t.co/WyGwXo33Qm
Friday, September 10, 2021
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Happening now live from the Skirball! https://t.co/6z9c5mzVER
Wednesday, September 8, 2021
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RT @MoPOP: Happy #StarTrekDay! Take a look back at our '@StarTrek: Exploring New Worlds' exhibition that ran from 2016-2018 a… https://t.co/oGgMRGluGR
Wednesday, September 8, 2021
Skirball on Instagram
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During your next visit, we invite you to honor the memory of a loss, any loss, that you are grieving. Evoking the Jewish tradition of leaving a stone at a gravesite in memory of a loved one, you are welcome to dedicate and place a visitation stone in a collective outdoor display. Learn more via our link in bio.
This meaningful expression of grief is part of a special installation titled "Sustain: From Loss to Renewal." Presented in three phases, this original Skirball project was created in response to the COVID-19 crisis and turns to Jewish traditions of mourning and the Los Angeles art community to guide us through our collective experience and help us move forward.
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#AtTheSkirball #Skirball #JewishTradition
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[Image description: A kiosk on wheels outdoors with an accompanying green sign on the left side with writing on it. Text in white reads "SUSTAIN | FROM LOSS TO RENEWAL" and includes a description about the installation and instructions in both English and Spanish. On the bottom left is a black metal bin filled with grey stones. On the top right is a tray with some stones placed in it, and more stones in a black metal bin on the bottom. Four square window cutouts in the wall that the installation is placed against form a larger square to the right of the installation glimpsing out to green trees and grass creating a reflective, calm vibe.]
This meaningful expression of grief is part of a special installation titled "Sustain: From Loss to Renewal." Presented in three phases, this original Skirball project was created in response to the COVID-19 crisis and turns to Jewish traditions of mourning and the Los Angeles art community to guide us through our collective experience and help us move forward.
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#AtTheSkirball #Skirball #JewishTradition
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[Image description: A kiosk on wheels outdoors with an accompanying green sign on the left side with writing on it. Text in white reads "SUSTAIN | FROM LOSS TO RENEWAL" and includes a description about the installation and instructions in both English and Spanish. On the bottom left is a black metal bin filled with grey stones. On the top right is a tray with some stones placed in it, and more stones in a black metal bin on the bottom. Four square window cutouts in the wall that the installation is placed against form a larger square to the right of the installation glimpsing out to green trees and grass creating a reflective, calm vibe.]